Am Anfang war ich vor allem von Deiner Kreativität und Deinen tischlerischen Fähigkeiten begeistert. Mittlerweile hab ich schon viele Deiner Videos gesehen und ich genieße immer mehr Deinen Humor. Ich finde das großartig. Weiter so! ;-)
You know that as I get older I have found that I do not like cabinets at all! I have moved to hanging my pots so that I can easily see where and what I have to use. That way I do not have to ask my 6 year old to come over and get a pot out of the back of the cabinet for me, even with a sliding shelf. I just can not bend down there since I no longer have disks in my lower back and bars in my neck. Great Idea for the young and able though.
ChileExpatFamily What about insects, like flies, just lounging on them all day? And dust? There's a reason people started using cabinets, you know? :) I've seen quite a few of these really shallow, wall-mounted kitchen cabinets in England. I don't know what they call them, but they are these huge, flat cabinets (about 2 x 2 m - but only maybe 20-25 cm deep). The top part of the inside has hooks for hanging pots and whatnot. And then under that area there's just small shelves running the full width of the cabinet - sometimes with little drawers built in between the shelves - for all your bowls and jars, etc.. And I love the doors on them. The left (or right) one is coupled with the middle one, so that when you open it it is hinged on the middle door. BUT - when you then open the middle one, something magical happens: It folds neatly onto the left one - goes "click" - amd then they are both one door hinged on the far left side (where you usually open the left door). I have no idea how this works, but it's really lovely to operate. When you then close the door again it goes "click" and the middle door pops off from the left one, and now the left one is again hinged to the middle door. Drives me crazy thinking about how to do it.. lol Anyway, sorry you had to be subject to this rant on cabinets.. :)
guggi uggi That is ok! We have very few bugs where I live here in Chile. Cabinets are great, but I no longer can feel my legs and when I bed down it causes me to have real problems. So for me I like hanging them from the ceiling from a pot rack. Kind of like in a commercial or restaurant kitchen. It is just what works for me is all I am saying.
ChileExpatFamily Sorry, all I got was something about "very few bugs"... Please excuse me, I have to pack up and move to Chile... lol :P Just kidding.. And I wasn't saying you're weird for not using cabinets, or anything like that... :P I hate them too. I only use two pans and three pots though, so they always just sit on the stove, and I move them when I need to. But crawling through cabinets trying to reach a bowl or something suuuucks (I have a busted neck and back from a bus crash). Which is what got me thinking about those flat cabinets, because with them everything is right there in front of you since they hang at eye-level. But with the benefit of having doors to protect stuff inside them. But those "magic" doors are really needed to make it practical, so I won't be upgrading from the chaos-cabinets I have now any time soon.. :P
Yet more class from one of the tidiest woodworkers on TH-cam. The thing I love about vids like this is that it makes me think about practical usages of the jigs and machines you designed. I need that box joint jig in my life. And a pantorouter. And a wooden bandsaw.
You are one bad dude, Matt. You are always thinking outside the "Box". The UHMW tape is some good stuff, saves space in a lot of applications, I enjoy all of your videos.
Good point about how long it will stay organized. Surprised that a guy who designed the pantorouter didn't come up with a more mechanical design and build solution. Guess you just wanted something anyone could build quickly. Thanks for sharing.
Good use of the space. That's an inexpensive way to do it. You can buy corner cabinet racks etc. and they are very pricey.Good video Thanks Matthias, Roland
Make a duplicate set and mount them 12in higher so less jumble capacity in each box. Brilliant design engineering, with Rachel's help to simplify the problem of you swearing during assembly!
This problem is why I always build kitchens with lazy susans in the corner rather than blind cabinets like this one. This is a great solution. I had a similar arrangement with a single pullout in some bathroom cabinets and made the exact same mistake with the hinge clearance!
That two dislikes came from two female subscribers when they heard "Rachel". Awesome ideas and, personally, just love the solution of connecting those two drawers.
As you calmly explained the problem of the boxes not fitting and your brilliant solution, I could only imagine myself in that situation; throwing a temper tantrum, shouting curses, and likely challenging the existence of a higher power.
Brilliant! Love your solutions and humor. I too get thing organized, turn around and wonder what happened. at least now its easier to organize your cabinet often.
Ok Matthias, Seriously great recovery on the hinge oversight!!! I suspect that had it not been for your solid joint work in the corners, I would question the box's longevity with such a notch.
Hey Matthias, Someone posted your one of your videos to reddit last week, and I have been watching them non-stop. You're kind of like the modern, uncensored, Canadian version of "New Yankee Workshop," which I loved as a kid. All of your projects are amazing and it's mesmerizing watching you work. Thanks for making such awesome videos!
That's a nice idea. I have a similar problem, and I expect a lot of people do. I would have considered some small wheels to reduce friction. I think the tape will snag eventually, or the weight in the boxes make it impractical.
Admiro mucho sus videos por la gran capacidad de creatividad y pensamiento además de capacidad de realización de las mismas, felicitaciones desde Colombia
I am working on cabinets for my laundry room and have this issue there as well. However, my opening will be 2 feet and the blind corner is 2 feet. So, I think I can do this with the one removable box per shelf, but I am worried that a 2ft square box might be unweildy, but this is brilliant and I think I will be using it!! Thank you!!
I have the exact same problem. I think I'll have to think about an improved solution since my cabinet doesn't have two "floors", but the key idea is there. Thank you.
Hi Mathias! Good logic for sliding. You should try something similar to ikea's folding. That one is a metal one however. We'd love see you hack that and share a plan.
I hear ya. I organize our cabinets about once or twice a year then kindly let my wife know that if you keep it this way it will be easier to find things. And... that lasts about a month. Cool easy project Matthias.
That's a really great idea. I got one of those cabinets in my kitchen but we used a different method of getting back there. We got 2 baskets inside that you can turn out kinda like half a lazy susan that revolves outwards and you can pull each of the baskets out separately along a rail kinda like a dishwasher rack. It doesnt really utilize all the space in the cabinet quite like yours does though.
Great idea, i have been looking a the kornerking model myself for he last couple of years. Just haven't quite gotten to it yet. definitely worth a google. Regards JP
Good idea Rachel, great execution Matthias. It's nice you can fully remove it. The higher back is a good idea, but I'd probably have gone full height. Don't underestimate my ability to lose something back there. How about some lighting in the back ? Low voltage and heat LED, switched on the door or a photocell
I did this years ago with the 16" wide restaurant pans...I put a 1" grosgrain (strong ribbon thru each side rim and just took box 1 out, pulled the second ribbon (which was long enough go go UNDER box 1)....then if needed, pull the ribbon on box 3 (long enough to go under 1 and 2)...When replacing, just push 3 in, pull ribbon to wall, put box 2 ON the ribbon and push, both boxes will move when pushing box 2....repeat for box 1.....
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Who ever has thumbs down on any of Matt's videos lows nothing about woodworking!!! Matt is a freaken woodworking genius!!!!!!
From ancient to modern times the kitchen has remained the heart of the home.
Am Anfang war ich vor allem von Deiner Kreativität und Deinen tischlerischen Fähigkeiten begeistert. Mittlerweile hab ich schon viele Deiner Videos gesehen und ich genieße immer mehr Deinen Humor. Ich finde das großartig. Weiter so! ;-)
Great idea Matthias! I've got this exact same problem in my kitchen.. this is a great solution! Thanks for sharing this
You know that as I get older I have found that I do not like cabinets at all! I have moved to hanging my pots so that I can easily see where and what I have to use. That way I do not have to ask my 6 year old to come over and get a pot out of the back of the cabinet for me, even with a sliding shelf. I just can not bend down there since I no longer have disks in my lower back and bars in my neck. Great Idea for the young and able though.
ChileExpatFamily
What about insects, like flies, just lounging on them all day? And dust? There's a reason people started using cabinets, you know? :)
I've seen quite a few of these really shallow, wall-mounted kitchen cabinets in England. I don't know what they call them, but they are these huge, flat cabinets (about 2 x 2 m - but only maybe 20-25 cm deep). The top part of the inside has hooks for hanging pots and whatnot. And then under that area there's just small shelves running the full width of the cabinet - sometimes with little drawers built in between the shelves - for all your bowls and jars, etc..
And I love the doors on them. The left (or right) one is coupled with the middle one, so that when you open it it is hinged on the middle door. BUT - when you then open the middle one, something magical happens: It folds neatly onto the left one - goes "click" - amd then they are both one door hinged on the far left side (where you usually open the left door). I have no idea how this works, but it's really lovely to operate. When you then close the door again it goes "click" and the middle door pops off from the left one, and now the left one is again hinged to the middle door. Drives me crazy thinking about how to do it.. lol
Anyway, sorry you had to be subject to this rant on cabinets.. :)
guggi uggi That is ok! We have very few bugs where I live here in Chile. Cabinets are great, but I no longer can feel my legs and when I bed down it causes me to have real problems. So for me I like hanging them from the ceiling from a pot rack. Kind of like in a commercial or restaurant kitchen. It is just what works for me is all I am saying.
ChileExpatFamily
Sorry, all I got was something about "very few bugs"... Please excuse me, I have to pack up and move to Chile... lol :P
Just kidding..
And I wasn't saying you're weird for not using cabinets, or anything like that... :P
I hate them too. I only use two pans and three pots though, so they always just sit on the stove, and I move them when I need to. But crawling through cabinets trying to reach a bowl or something suuuucks (I have a busted neck and back from a bus crash).
Which is what got me thinking about those flat cabinets, because with them everything is right there in front of you since they hang at eye-level. But with the benefit of having doors to protect stuff inside them. But those "magic" doors are really needed to make it practical, so I won't be upgrading from the chaos-cabinets I have now any time soon.. :P
ChileExpatFamily
Btw, that really sucks about your legs. Much sympathy... :O
These videos are so entertaining. Thanks for the hard work you put in them.
Watching your videos always leaves me on the edge of my seat. When you screw up a project, you always seem to have a fix.
Yet more class from one of the tidiest woodworkers on TH-cam. The thing I love about vids like this is that it makes me think about practical usages of the jigs and machines you designed. I need that box joint jig in my life. And a pantorouter. And a wooden bandsaw.
What a great idea. This is one of the biggest problems in the kitchen. That corner cabinet will never be the same.
You are one bad dude, Matt. You are always thinking outside the "Box". The UHMW tape is some good stuff, saves space in a lot of applications, I enjoy all of your videos.
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Excellant idea Matthias . TU TY
i hope your wife appreciates how smart you are and handy
obieezx11 Matthias is married? Did not know that...
Learner-Learns i persumed he is as he menshioned ratchel suggested something so ratchel is his wife or gf
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I love how this video shows your complete thought process, including how you overcame bad measurement!
That's a really cool idea.
Well done.
Great solution to an obnoxious problem!
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You never cease to amaze me with your solutions. They seem so simple after you do them. Thanks for all of the great videos.
The best solution to blind cabinets so far. I also like that your solution to the hinge really still maximizes the full depth of the cabinet. Genius!
This is as good as any solution I've seen for the corner conundrum, DIY or professional.
This is great! I'm glad I'm not the only one who's cabinets get like that! Nice solution.
I love watching you solve problems. You often solve many of mine.
Matthias, you just never cease to amaze me with your cleverness! That's a good thing btw.
Very satisfying when you slot the boxes in place
Always a pleasure to watch and learn a trick or two... Thanks for sharing!
This guy always makes short neat videos with interesting solutions to what you would think to be hard problems :P
I like that you used wood that you milled yourself for this... To me that makes it even cooler !
From the youtube that i saw from now, you are the most traditional drawer maker. And impressive to me.
Good point about how long it will stay organized. Surprised that a guy who designed the pantorouter didn't come up with a more mechanical design and build solution. Guess you just wanted something anyone could build quickly. Thanks for sharing.
This is a great idea. The pre made products are too expensive and reduce the storage space too much. You can bet I'm doing this. Thanks for the video.
Good use of the space. That's an inexpensive way to do it. You can buy corner cabinet racks etc. and they are very pricey.Good video Thanks Matthias,
Roland
What an excellent idea. Nice job, Mattias
I liked the paper mock up! It is always a nice way to present your idea. :)
Make a duplicate set and mount them 12in higher so less jumble capacity in each box. Brilliant design engineering, with Rachel's help to simplify the problem of you swearing during assembly!
Looks like you're taking care of that honey to do list! Well done once again.
Another great project. Thanks Matt.
that's the thing I like about your videos is how you see a problem and find a way to solve it.
Wow. Impressive use of tools, jigs, etc. And to-the-point videos. Great!
Congratulations: a promising project. It's fun to watch how the three boxes are pulled out.
This problem is why I always build kitchens with lazy susans in the corner rather than blind cabinets like this one. This is a great solution. I had a similar arrangement with a single pullout in some bathroom cabinets and made the exact same mistake with the hinge clearance!
I have same cabinet problem great Idea. thanks for all the humor in your vid as well. Keep making more projects.
That two dislikes came from two female subscribers when they heard "Rachel". Awesome ideas and, personally, just love the solution of connecting those two drawers.
As you calmly explained the problem of the boxes not fitting and your brilliant solution, I could only imagine myself in that situation; throwing a temper tantrum, shouting curses, and likely challenging the existence of a higher power.
God I just love this guy! Great ending "But the real question is 'How long will it stay that way'".
Matthias, all around good guy/genius.
You are my Favorite wood worker on TH-cam. I love those Box Joints instead of using screws which are not as strong and don't look as good either.
This is a wonderful idea, Matthias. I've got a couple of inaccessable areas in cabinets in my kitchen as well.. Looks like I'm building boxes!
Ha, great angle... love the sounds on the high speed portion. Better than music.
Another great thing from you. Clever idea and well made.
Hello from Denmark.
Truly brilliant idea. I have a cabinet just like this, and anything I put into it always get lost in the back of it and takes so long to dig out.
Dang Matthias, that hook is so simple yet so clever, nice job
Ah yes, . . the Tape Measure!
Of all the tools, . . . this is the hardest one to master, Chuckle Chuckle.
Great Vid as usual, many thanks Matthias.
Matthias, you are The Man.
I dont know who can dislike this video!!
Nice idea, nice result :)
Fantastic idea Matthias!! And a great way to highlight how to work around a measurement "Whoops!"
That wood is beautiful.
I enjoy your videos. Your wife must really be patient with all of this. Keep it up
Thank You for thinking for me and solving my problem as usual you make complicated stuff simple .
Brilliant! Love your solutions and humor. I too get thing organized, turn around and wonder what happened. at least now its easier to organize your cabinet often.
dude you're by my fave youtuber. really enjoy your videos.
Those wooden right angle guides for making the drawers square are really cool. I need to make some of those.
You are a craftsman Matthias. Nice workaround for the hinge issue!
Ok Matthias, Seriously great recovery on the hinge oversight!!! I suspect that had it not been for your solid joint work in the corners, I would question the box's longevity with such a notch.
Nice solution ! I really like the workaround for the "hinge" problem :)
A solution that could work for many people^^ Nice idea!
What an excellent idea. I have the same problem in my house so this will help a lot.
Hey Matthias,
Someone posted your one of your videos to reddit last week, and I have been watching them non-stop. You're kind of like the modern, uncensored, Canadian version of "New Yankee Workshop," which I loved as a kid. All of your projects are amazing and it's mesmerizing watching you work. Thanks for making such awesome videos!
I like how you make these videos into wee stories. I have no idea how long you spend planning and editing but they turn out great.
That's a nice idea. I have a similar problem, and I expect a lot of people do. I would have considered some small wheels to reduce friction. I think the tape will snag eventually, or the weight in the boxes make it impractical.
Admiro mucho sus videos por la gran capacidad de creatividad y pensamiento además de capacidad de realización de las mismas, felicitaciones desde Colombia
Another great video Matthias. Thanks for the solution. I hope my wife doesn't see this on Sunday when the game is on!
That is a really great idea! I wish that I had thought of that! Well done!
great idea. Loved the link part for the 2 boxes
The part that causes a lot of cursing cracked me up - that's completely me!
Great solutions and video Matthias!
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This is terrific... No need for slides..
I am working on cabinets for my laundry room and have this issue there as well. However, my opening will be 2 feet and the blind corner is 2 feet. So, I think I can do this with the one removable box per shelf, but I am worried that a 2ft square box might be unweildy, but this is brilliant and I think I will be using it!! Thank you!!
Another great build from the wizard
I have the exact same problem. I think I'll have to think about an improved solution since my cabinet doesn't have two "floors", but the key idea is there. Thank you.
Mathias i enjoyed yor episode on the sliding cabinet organizer. I been looking for an idea like your in which to put to practice. Thank you.
Hi Mathias! Good logic for sliding. You should try something similar to ikea's folding. That one is a metal one however. We'd love see you hack that and share a plan.
I love the how long it will stay that way
their contribution ... excellent!
Great solution to the problem!!!
Thanks for the video
Very clever solution. The gremlins that live inside cabinets can now start to work to disorganize!
That was pretty ingenious design.
muy buen video eres genial soy mexicano y me gustaria aprender a trabajar la madera gracias por tus videos
C'est magnifique de sens pratique,et une très belle finition. Bravo !
exelente, muy bueno, maestro.
excellent, very good teacher.
I hear ya. I organize our cabinets about once or twice a year then kindly let my wife know that if you keep it this way it will be easier to find things. And... that lasts about a month. Cool easy project Matthias.
you're such a genius, i like watching your videos.
That's a really great idea. I got one of those cabinets in my kitchen but we used a different method of getting back there. We got 2 baskets inside that you can turn out kinda like half a lazy susan that revolves outwards and you can pull each of the baskets out separately along a rail kinda like a dishwasher rack. It doesnt really utilize all the space in the cabinet quite like yours does though.
This may sound silly, but who is Rachel?
i think his Wife
it will stay tidy as long as my workbench is. Two weeks at the most!
For the rest, great solution!
I love your idea! I’m going to do this but with crates. My girl loves the farmhouse theme. Thanks for the wonderful idea!
Great idea, i have been looking a the kornerking model myself for he last couple of years. Just haven't quite gotten to it yet. definitely worth a google. Regards JP
Good idea Rachel, great execution Matthias.
It's nice you can fully remove it.
The higher back is a good idea, but I'd probably have gone full height.
Don't underestimate my ability to lose something back there.
How about some lighting in the back ?
Low voltage and heat LED, switched on the door or a photocell
i give it 3 months, but at least it is easier to re organise when it is messy. Nice work!
Very cool solution to the accidental measuring.
Brilliant as always....love your vids, thanks for sharing.
That is just what I need to do to my corner cabinet. Thanks
Great solution! I need to do something similar in one of my cabinets.
Great punch-line Matthias!
Nice woodworking man. Cheers!
Espectacular tu genialidad es impresionante
I did this years ago with the 16" wide restaurant pans...I put a 1" grosgrain (strong ribbon thru each side rim and just took box 1 out, pulled the second ribbon (which was long enough go go UNDER box 1)....then if needed, pull the ribbon on box 3 (long enough to go under 1 and 2)...When replacing, just push 3 in, pull ribbon to wall, put box 2 ON the ribbon and push, both boxes will move when pushing box 2....repeat for box 1.....